One of the speakers at the event allegedly made ‘deeply offensive’ comments regarding the Gaza War during commemorations
By Jane Prinsley
’Jews Against Genocide’ also held a protest at the Cenotaph on Monday
By Ellie Grant
Ann Kirk died weeks after her husband, Bob, who also came to England on the Kindertransport
By Gaby Wine
George Shefi, now 93, was shuttled out of Germany on the Kindertransport just before the outbreak of the Second World War when he was seven years old.
By JC Reporter
Vital new documents about the rescue programme, which saved an estimated 10,000 people, have been uncovered
Forty local young people from Jewish, refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds will be performing
By Elisa Bray
The Mayor and Mayoress of the City of London were marking 85 years since the Kinderstransport
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Michael Bibring continues to tell his father’s story to young people
By Daniel Ben-David
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Cellist Juliette Appel will perform the piece with her sister
Pick came to Britain on the Kindertransport after her family home in Austria was raided by the Gestapo
The stockbroker was instrumental in saving the lives of hundreds of mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia
Henry Wuga became a renowned chef in the UK
By Rosa Doherty
The memorial was allegedly vandalised by Pro-Palestine demonstrators
By Hannah Gillott
Barbara Winton also gave the screenwriting team access to Sir Nicholas's archives and letters
By Richard Percival
The story of the 10,000 children is seen as a tale of British compassion, but a new book claims the reality was more nuanced
By Robert Philpot
Veteran journalist Hella Pick, saved from the Nazis by the legendary rail rescue project, was guest of honour
By Liam Hoare
